>Let's suggest as much and go give that place a try, then
>Lily and White Rose voice no objections, and so the three of you take to horse once more, retracing your steps back up the road. Lily tosses a coin into the shamisen player's open instrument case along the way, which draws a grateful nod from the weathered-faced man.
>There are one or two more places closer to here that would potentially offer you the sort of privacy you are looking for, but given the time of day, and the volume of both foot and vechicle traffic in this part of town at the moment, you can't be sure any of them would either be uninhabited at all, or would remain that way long enough for you to take advantage of, be they used by dubious characters like the Eagle or otherwise.
>Happily, however, the truncated field behind the boarded up building is suitably unoccupied. It is a stretch of land of mixed dirt and grass, leading to a somewhat sharp incline capped by a line of trees.
